Mission Statement

The mission of the Weldon City School District is to create and maintain a highly effective educational system in which every student receives the highest quality education.  School employees and parents work together to prepare students to become caring, competent, and responsible citizens who value education as a lifelong process.

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Weldon City Schools 2020 Strategic Plan

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Credit By Demonstrated Mastery (CDM)

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Weldon Elementary Global Academy School Supply List

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Weldon Middle School-School Supply List

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Weldon STEM High School Career Academies School Supply List

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Roanoke Valley Early College School Supply List

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Federal Programs Needs Assessment Survey

The Weldon City Schools Title I Office is doing a "needs assessment" to help in Title I planning for the 2016-17 school year. It is our hope that the staff in our school-wide programs and parents will help us in discovering how to best meet the reading, language arts, and mathematics needs of our students. The survey can be accessed by clicking the following link http://goo.gl/forms/PqQQ7BLplm please complete by Friday, May 14, 2016.

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BackPack Buddies

A Back Pack Program has been established within our district.  The program meets the needs of students during non school hours.  Each week select students will receive a bag packed with non perishable foods for weekend and holidays. For more information please contact, Barbara Plum, School Social Worker (252) 536-4829.More
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2015 - 2016 Grading Scale Changes

EVAAS: NEW ONLINE MODULE IN PD SYSTEM

The new mini-module “EVAAS Basics,” available through Home Base to all North Carolina educators, explains the EVAAS growth model of evaluating teachers, including the differences between growth and efficiency, how projections and predictions are calculated and used, and how statistical concepts like normal curve equivalents and standard error contribute to making Standard 6 a fair assessment of teacher growth. This self-paced mini-module requires approximately two hours for completion. For more information, please contact any member of the Educator Effectiveness Instructional Design Team noted online at https://rt3nc.org/.​

NC FINAL EXAM ASSESSMENT SPECIFICATION CHANGES FOR 2014-2015

Assessment specification documents typically outline the purpose of the assessment, the structure of the assessment (e.g., item types, number of items, test sections, test administration time), and percentage of items or score points measuring a specific goal or domain category. The assessment specification documents for the NC Final Exams are being updated for the 2014-15 school year.  The 2014-15 specification documents will include additional information about each exam including the number of operational items for each objective or standard, delivery mode options, and links for supplemental materials and released items.

 

The 2014-15 assessment specification documents are being posted as they are completed. Specification documents for the NC Final Exams of English I, English III, English IV, Grades 6-8 Social Studies, World History, American History I, American History II, Civics and Economics, U.S. History, Grades 4, 6, & 7 Science, Physical Science, Physics, Chemistry, and Earth and Environmental Science are now available at http://www.ncpublicschools.org/accountability/common-exams/specifications/.  

 

Specification documents for the mathematics and social studies grades 4 & 5 NC Final Exams will be posted very soon.

GRADE 3 PORTFOLIO SAMPLE SET AVAILABLE FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS

Grade 3 Portfolio Sample Set Available for Parents and Teachers- NCDPI’s Test Development Section has created a set of sample grade 3 reading portfolio selections that consist of 14 passages that teachers can use with students and parents can use at home to reinforce the understanding of the standards. The entire sample portfolio is posted to the Read to Achieve Livebinder under 3rdGrade Portfolio: (http://www.livebinders.com/play/play/850102?tabid=58d80041-c494-cdef-4253-1695bc14f5d8) and in the Parent Livebinder (http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=1326906) under Read to Achieve Overview. 

NCEdCloud Single Sign-on Access (Staff and Students)


Frequently Asked Questions for Students

 

Is the NCEdCloud IAM Optional ?  

When the IAM Service is integrated with Home Base applications in early July 2015, it will no longer be an Opt-In Service - all LEAs and Charter Schools will need to use the NCEdCloud IAM Service to access Home Base applications.  When the NCEdCloud IAM Service was originally proposed, it was prior to Home Base being rolled out (the LEAs were still using NCWise) and any LEA or Charter School interested in using the IAM Service for Single Sign-On could opt-in to the service.


What applications will I need to use my NCEdCloud Access for?

Target Applications are the cloud-based applications, resources, and services that IAM K-12 Community Users will be accessing for their education needs.  Target Applications will be using the IAM Service to authenticate and authorize these users.

​Google Apps for Education (Available to integrate)

  1. MCNC Zscaler Web Security
  2. CDLR (Central Directory Local Replica)
  3. Follett Destiny
  4. Discovery Education​
  5. Microsoft Student Advantage (for qualifying LEAs)

​Target Applications For "Year 2" Integration (April 1, 2014 - March 31, 2015): 

(Home Base applications 1-4 will be accessd using the IAM Service beginning July 6, 2015. The other applications will be integrated during Year 3 beginning Summer 2015)

  1. Pearson OpenClass (Home Base)
  2. Pearson PowerSchool (Home Base)
  3. Pearson SchoolNet (Home Base)
  4. NCEES (Home Base)
  5. Learning Object Repository (Home Base)
  6. Instructure CANVAS (LMS)
  7. SAS EVAAS for K-12
  8. Edmodo
  9. Microsoft Office 365
  10. mClass

NEW Target Application Submissions:

To Check whether a Target Application is on the List of Potential Integration Candidates (or to submit one that is not), please visit the Target Application Submission page.
 
* The IAM Service expects to integrate 10 additional target applications each year
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In compliance with Federal Law, Weldon City Schools administers all education programs, employment activities and admissions without discrimination against any person on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, national origin, age or disability. Contact persons: Tracy Gary, Title IX Coordinator, 252-536-4821, Shana Pendergrass, 504 Coordinator, 252-536-4821.

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